Exam CS0-003 topic 1 question 50 discussion

This question is in Jason Dion's exams. The answer is A. Single pane of glass

A single pane of glass refers to a unified interface that provides a comprehensive view of multiple sources of information or data feeds. By integrating various threat intelligence feeds into a single platform or dashboard, the security operations team can streamline their workflows, reduce complexity, and improve visibility into potential threats. This approach allows analysts to access and correlate information from different sources more efficiently, enabling them to make better-informed decisions and respond more effectively to security incidents. Deduplication (D) is essential for eliminating redundant or duplicate information within threat intelligence feeds, but it is a component of the consolidation process rather than the overarching solution for integrating multiple feeds into a single platform.

Idk, I think this one would be data enrichment due to this... "Orchestrating threat intelligence data is an essential strategy for staying ahead of adversaries. Data enrichment combines and analyzes data from disparate sources to gain a greater understanding of the threat landscape. This can involve combining different threat feeds to get a complete picture of the malicious actors, tools, and tactics that attackers use. It can also involve correlating data from multiple sources, such as network logs, endpoint data, and threat intelligence feeds, to identify and prioritize threats."

A. Single pane of glass.

A. Single pane of glass A single pane of glass solution provides a centralized interface or platform that integrates data and functionalities from various tools and portals. It offers a unified view, allowing security analysts to access information from multiple sources in a cohesive manner. This can help streamline the monitoring and analysis process, providing a more efficient way to manage threat intelligence data from different feeds. So, in the context of consolidating tools and portals, a "Single pane of glass" solution would be the most appropriate choice.

Deduplication takes care of redundant tools and portals. In order to consolidate intelligence feeds, Single pane of glass sounds ideal - one dashboard to see them all.

Certmaster Topic 4B: Understanding Technology for Security Operations Single pane of glass is a term used to describe a unified view of a computer network or system. It is a graphical user interface that allows network administrators to manage their entire network from one place. The user interface can include monitoring, configuration, and control of the network, its components, and related services. (1/2)

also voting for A. But I don't read that a tool is required, but more the point is to consolidate. And consolidation means "collection and integration of data from multiple sources into a single destination" (and then deduplication can be done).

Again I was wrong. The question refers to tools, not data, so the answer is "single pane of glass"

A) A single pane of glass would best achieve the goal of consolidating multiple threat intelligence feeds and maximizing results, according to CompTIA CySA+ CS0-003 objective 1.10. A single pane of glass provides a unified dashboard and workflow for managing multiple feeds, data sources, and tools within one interface. This allows streamlining threat intel from disparate portals into one centralized view for improved efficiency and visibility. B) Single sign-on enables access to multiple applications with one set of credentials, but does not consolidate the feeds themselves. C) Data enrichment improves threat data, but does not address consolidating redundant tools. D) Deduplication removes duplicate indicators, but does not provide a single unified interface.

Deduplication is a process that involves removing any duplicate or redundant data or information from a data set or source. Deduplication can help consolidate several threat intelligence feeds by eliminating any overlapping or repeated indicators of compromise (IoCs), alerts, reports, or recommendations. Deduplication can also help reduce the volume and complexity of threat intelligence data, as well as improve its quality, accuracy, or relevance.

To consolidate several threat intelligence feeds, reduce redundancy, and maximize results, the most suitable option is: D. Deduplication Deduplication involves the process of identifying and eliminating duplicate or redundant information or data. In the context of threat intelligence feeds, deduplication ensures that you are not receiving the same threat information from multiple sources, which can overwhelm your security operations team with redundant alerts and data. By implementing deduplication, you can streamline your threat intelligence feeds, reduce noise, and focus on unique and actionable threat information. This allows your security operations team to be more efficient and effective in responding to real threats.